In this podcast, Izumi Nakamitsu talks to John Nilsson-Wright about the role of the United Nations as a global peacekeeping organization.

In the September 2016 issue of International Affairs, a wide range of topics were covered, from cybersecurity to Angolan politics. This podcast features interviews with three of the authors from the issue.

In his new book, Foreign Policy: Thinking Outside the Box, Amitai Etzioni sets out his thinking on foreign policy. At this event, Professor Etzioni discusses his theories, while other members of the panel challenge his ideas.

In this podcast, Xenia Wickett and James D. Zirin discuss the US Supreme Court, how it fits into the US system and how it could affect the next president.

The panel looks beyond the battle, to consider the political actors and arrangements that will likely emerge in a post-ISIS Mosul and question whether the leadership will be able to avoid factional tensions that could arise.

A few weeks before a presidential election that may determine the makeup of the US Supreme Court justices for decades to come, lawyer, broadcaster and author James Zirin provides an overview of the constitutional importance of the highest court.

This panel examines how these global jihadist narratives have evolved dramatically in the last five years. Panellists consider thematic changes inside the Middle East and North Africa, as well as in Europe and beyond.

In the second of a three-part series on the US presidential election, this event analyses how the US election discourse is playing out on the global stage.

This event, held in partnership with the Thomson Reuters Foundation, discusses what companies are doing to monitor and support their supply chains.